Loot

The Loot Project, a blockchain-based gaming ecosystem, shared its weekly update. Highlights include a game jam hosted by Dojo, a tournament organized by Paved, a new demo release from Underware Game Studio, the deployment of Rising Revenant on the testnet, and the continuation of the Loot Gambit initiative.

The Loot Project has announced that their Pixel Banners, which are fully on-chain Starknet NFTs providing a social experience as heraldry for the Loot Project, have sold out. Trading for these banners will soon be live on various platforms. The team is now focused on incorporating these banners into the upcoming on-chain game Call the Banners, which is being built for the Loot Realms autonomous world. Prior to the sellout, the Loot Project had been promoting the minting of these Pixel Banners, showcasing different house designs like the House of Hectic Eyeball Energy and the House of The Crying Skull.

A new NFT collection called Pixel Banners, created by @BannersNft, is set to launch on March 30th at 12:00 UTC. The collection offers vibrant and varied digital banners that represent the alliances, rivalries, and legacies of clans, tribes, houses, and orders from a previously undiscovered realm. These banners provide insights into the rich tapestry of cultures that once thrived in this mysterious world, guiding collectors deeper into the stories and heart of this realm. The collection is built upon randomized adventurer gear generated and stored on the blockchain.

The Loot Project has announced a collaboration with Blitmap to release a limited edition 'Blit Adventurer's Pack' collection. This collection, consisting of 20 items, is available exclusively to holders of the Blitkin Base NFT. Each item in the pack is a randomly generated adventurer gear piece, combining the magic of Blitmap with the world of Loot Project. The items are being minted on the Base platform for 0.01 ETH.

The Loot Project has announced a collaboration with Blitmap to offer a limited edition Blit Adventurer's Pack. This pack, which includes randomized adventurer gear stored on the blockchain, is exclusively available to holders of Blitkin Base NFTs. The collaboration combines the magic of Blitmap with the world of Loot Project.

The Loot Project, a blockchain-based initiative focused on generating and storing randomized adventurer gear on-chain, has announced the commencement of Phase 3 at 12 PM UTC. In the lead-up to this phase, the project has showcased some remarkable assemblies from the previous day, including the House of Burning Tree, House of 5 Creatures, One of Power, and House of Cloth. These assemblies represent the project's ongoing efforts to create unique and compelling digital assets.

The Loot Project has announced the release of a new onchain puzzle game designed for multiplayer competition with high stakes. The game, currently running on the Loot Realms L3 testnet, is built on Ohayo Dojo and Cartridge. Players can first learn the ropes through a solo version before competing for a prize of 2,500 $LORDS tokens. The game is inspired by the Loot Project's concept of randomized adventurer gear stored on the blockchain.

A long-time supporter of the Loot project and its ecosystem, who had previously been priced out, has now become the owner of Loot NFT Bag #2700. The individual used profits from meme investments to purchase the NFT after championing the project for 2.5 years without owning one.

Lootrealms and Cartridge are collaborating on a network to address scaling challenges for onchain worlds, with a focus on scaled security guarantees. The Realms World L3 project is using $lords as the fee token. The Alpha version is currently available for use.

Loot Project is offering gaming and narrative experiences through projects like Hyperloot, LootRealms, OpenQuill, and others, demonstrating a trend of growth and innovation within the fantasy world genre.